When bad debts previously written off are recovered, which account is credited? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

When bad debts previously written off are recovered, which account is credited?
A. Debtor's Personal Account
B. Suspense Account
C. Bad Debts Account
D. Bad Debts Recovered Account
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Bad debts recovered represent a gain for the business and are credited to a separate nominal account called 'Bad Debts Recovered Account'.

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